Last Sunday, Florentino Pérez announced the convening of an Extraordinary Assembly at Real Madrid to decide on a reform of the club’s Statutes which, if approved, would then be put to a referendum vote by the club’s members.
The reform aims to authorize the entry of external investors through the creation of a new company.
The percentage that would be controlled by such investor or investors is still unknown, but it would not exceed 10%, with 5% being the figure most widely discussed.
Even before the members have made their decision, potential investors have already begun to emerge.
According to Vozpópuli, two groups have shown strong interest: Sixth Street and Bernard Arnault, the owner of LVMH (Louis Vuitton), who have reportedly begun studying the operation.
Sixth Street already works with Real Madrid through the commercial exploitation of the stadium.
Bernard Arnault, for his part, is also closely tied to Real Madrid, as Louis Vuitton became an official sponsor of the club in June of this year. Moreover, in November 2024, the Arnault family acquired a majority stake in Paris FC.